What is another word for ampere-second?
Pronunciation: [ˈampe͡əsˈɛkənd] (IPA) 
An "ampere-second" refers to the unit of electrical charge. It is sometimes also called the "coulomb," named after Charles Augustin de Coulomb, a French physicist. There are a few synonyms for this unit that are commonly used in electrical engineering and physics, including "ampere-hour," "faraday," and "statcoulomb." An "ampere-hour" is equal to 3,600 ampere-seconds and is used to measure the capacity of batteries or other electrical storage systems. "Faraday" and "statcoulomb" are both units of electrical charge that are equal to approximately 96,485 and 299,792,458 ampere-seconds, respectively. These units are used to measure the amount of charge that passes through a conductor or electromagnetic field.
